Providers

Below is a list of our current providers. Please check regularaly for updated provider lists.

Hye-Kyong Kim, PsyD, LP, SEP (she/her)
Founder, Licensed Provider

I am a Korean American, Korean-Adopted, clinical psychologist with many years of experience working with individuals around healing through a trauma-focused and decolonized lens. I have experience working with Indigenous and multicultural communities, adoption (domestic, transnational, and transracial), foster care, complex and developmental trauma, grief, self- esteem, spirituality, depression, anxiety, attachment, racial trauma and oppression, and somatic work.

Irene Churchill, MA, LPCC (she/they)
Licensed Provider

Mending spirit through witnessing
Mending spirit through connection

I'm a queer adoptee, currently non-disabled, justice-oriented Indigenous provider of Sugpiat and Anishinaabe lineage. I reside on the unceded land of the Dakota People, otherwise known as Mni Sóta Maḳoce, colonially known as Minneapolis-St. Paul, Minnesota.

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Martha Lavin, MSW, LICSW (she/her)
Licensed Provider

I’m a Korean-adopted, cis-hetero woman and have lived in the Midwest for most of my life. I am passionate about social justice which influenced my decision to become a social worker. In the first year of my grad program, I interned at an adoption agency working with international programs. After my internship, I was hired as a foster care and waiting child specialist for the domestic program. This experience motivated me as a transracial adoptee to explore my "roots" so I moved to Seoul, Korea right after I graduated with my MSW. It was my first trip back to Korea since my adoption as an infant. There were many challenges, but I was fortunate to connect with other Korean-adopted folks and experience a sense of community and belonging while making lifelong friends.

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Jessica Jacovitch, MS, LPCC, SEP (she/her)
Licensed Provider

Hi! I am a licensed therapist who welcomes movement, curiosity, and laughter into sessions. Building trust is a starting place in my work and I strive to develop an authentic relationship with each of my clients as we work together towards relief and integration. My therapeutic approach is influenced by Somatic Experiencing, Attachment Theory, Parts Work, and Health at Every Size.

As a white cisgender provider, I acknowledge the impact of social and historical trauma on our experience of life and actively participate in my own deconstruction through somatic work and cultural humility. I invite discussion of lineage, race, gender, sexuality, size and ability into my therapeutic work with clients.

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Erica Lee, MSW, LGSW (they/she)
Pre-licensed Provider
Supervised by Martha Lavin

I am a recent graduate of the Master of Social Work program at the University of Minnesota-Twin Cities. In my practice, I work to collaborate with folks in their healing journeys, that is grounded in intersectionality and nuance. I strive to foster a therapeutic environment that is non-judgmental, affirming, and takes a client-centered, holistic, strengths-based approach where we can learn with and from one another. I hope to support folks in exploring their identities, experiences, and ways to live more aligned to their truths, values, and whole selves. I am also trained in Brainspotting to support folks who want another/different way to process their experiences and work towards their healing journeys.

As an able-bodied, queer, second generation Korean American, POC, I am looking forward to connecting and working with you in all our complexities and histories with respect and humility.

Sarah Ahn Lentz, MA, LMFT (she/her)
Licensed Provider

I offer therapy for people looking for compassion, accountability, & even humor in their therapy journey. Leaning into my own life experiences, I aim to be radically curious about your unique perspectives and adaptations to life’s challenges. Through conversation we will examine patterns, explore values, clarify emotions, and sit with the complexity and duality within each person and the world around us. I welcome open conversations about race, gender, class, power, & sexuality. I invite exploration of how history, systems, and forces like current events & pop culture shape your life and inform your mental health & relationships.

My work is based in Experiential, Bowenian, and Feminist schools of family therapy. I am a liberation-focused, relational-cultural therapist that incorporates somatics, IFS, & play therapy concepts in my work with clients of all ages. I am also trained in Brainspotting for folks seeking a non-traditional way to free themselves from trauma & emotional stress.

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Eloise DeWitt LADC (he/they)
Pre-licensed LPCC
Supervised by Sarah Ahn Lentz

In my practice, I utilize a systemic, feminist approach that honors the innate dignity, worth, and capacity for change in all human beings. I strive to create a safe relationship in which to practice interpersonal healing, utilizing the therapeutic relationship and process as the primary tool for creating change. I have a passion for collective healing, social justice, anti-racism, pleasure-based sexuality, and trauma-informed care. I have experience working with substance use and co-occurring mental health issues, eating disorders, codependency, polyamory, kink, sexual functioning concerns, trauma, intimate partner violence, cancellation/call outs, family of origin and attachment issues, and climate grief. I appreciate the courage it takes to seek support, and I welcome any questions you may have before deciding to schedule an appointment.

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Elise 황지애 Gi-Ae Gooi, MSW, LGSW (she/her)
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Pre-licensed Provider
Supervised by Martha Lavin

I am a second generation Korean-American, queer, cis-woman born and raised on the unceded ancestral lands of the Dxʷdəwʔabš (Duwamish Tribe). My relational approach is built upon 15 years of working within and alongside the community to nurture growth as an educator, coach, trainer and leader. Becoming a parent a decade ago both broke and broke me open, ushering a transformative journey of intergenerational healing and cultural reclamation that continues today.

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Caitlyn Nguyen, MA, LMFT
Licensed Provider

I am a cis-gendered, currently able bodied, Queer, a Relationship Anarchist, Creative, and a lifelong learner. I am also Asian American with Vietnamese and European Lineage, I grew up in a large blended multiracial (Black, Asian, White) family which greatly influenced my lens and perspective. I reside on the unceded land of the Dakota People, otherwise known as Mni Sóta Maḳoce, colonially known as Minneapolis-St. Paul, Minnesota.

I may use modalities which include parts work, narrative therapy and systemic/relational lenses. I also invite intentional awareness of sacred grief, liberated love, collective healing, decolonization, community, embodiment, somatics, identity, etc.

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Grace Iverson, MA LMFT (she/her)
Licensed Provider

Hello! Some of the identities I carry are being queer, white, cis-gendered and able bodied. I approach therapy with a blend of practical tools and psychoeducation to make mental health more accessible, as well as guiding deeper self reflections and insights to create meaningful change. I have trained in IFS therapy (internal family systems, also known as “parts work”) which informs my practice, as well as a restorative justice framework, existentialism, attachment, experiential therapy and queer theory. I approach therapy with curiosity and warmth as well as a good sense of humor. I completed my masters in Marriage and Family Therapy from Saint Mary’s University.

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